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Corporal punishment. Episode produced for ABC Behind the News by Joseph Baronio. Featuring Daryl Higgins, 17 May 2023
Take notice, believe us and act! Child-friendly animation produced for Tasmanian Commission of Inquiry. Created by Tim Moore, Morag McArthur and & Fuzz Illustration, March 2023
November 2022, Tri-Peaks Partnership (2022). The Australian Child Maltreatment Study: Update on progress, and implications for policy and practice, Presented by Prof. Ben Matthews, Prof. Daryl Higgins
Watch recording of presentation
National Child Protection Week 2022,
Are Aussie kids OK? Preview data from the Australian Child Maltreatment Study. Professor Daryl Higgins, Professor Ben Mathews, and Dr Divna Haslam, 8 September 2022
AIFS Conference 2022, Plenary panel discussion, Putting Families at the Centre
Intersecting systems and the needs of families: Family law, child protection and domestic violence
Prof. Daryl Higgins, Jess Hill, Anne Hollonds, Lisa O’Neill, Dr Rae Kaspiew, 16 June 2022
Australian Institute of Family Studies Webinar
Intersecting systems and the needs of families: Family law, child protection and domestic violence
Dr Rae Kaspiew, Prof. Daryl Higgins, Jess Hill, Anne Hollonds & Lisa O’Neill, 29 June 2022
Child Wellbeing Podcasts, episode 1 with Majellan Family Media
Parents need quicker and more improved access to evidence-based support programs to address rising mental health problems
Prof. Daryl Higgins, Director, Institute of Child Protection Studies, 22 March 2022
Child Wellbeing Podcasts, episode 2 with Majellan Family Media
Parenting interventions can address mental health issues in children
Prof. Daryl Higgins, Director, Institute of Child Protection Studies, 4 May 2022
Child Wellbeing Podcasts, episode 3 with Majellan Family Media
The dangers of smacking kids
Prof. Daryl Higgins, Director, Institute of Child Protection Studies, 27 June 2022
Thriving futures for kids and families
The role of evidence-based parenting and family intervention, Parenting and Family Research Alliance webinar
Prof. Daryl Higgins, Director, Institute of Child Protection Studies, 13 July 2021
Re-imagining child safety in the ACT
Prof Daryl Higgins, Institute of Child Protection Studies
Jodie Griffths-Cook, ACT Public Advocate, Children & Young People Commissioner
29 Oct 2020
Child safety in a post COVID-19 world
June 2020 presentation to Play by the Rules
Concerns around safeguarding and resources needed to help keep children safe
Professor Daryl Higgins and Douglas Russell from the Institute of Child Protection Studies and Brooke Irvine from Gymnastics Australia
Putting children first: the primary prevention paradox
September 2020 presentation during National Child Protection Week
How do we make sure a public health model prevents harm and improves inequity?
Professor Daryl Higgins, Institute of Child Protection Studies; Professor Nigel Parton, University of Huddersfield, England
A public health approach to child safety
2019 presentation at National Child Protection Conference
The 7 components of a public health approach
Professor Daryl Higgins
2017 Presentation for the Catholic Education Commission of Victoria
Safeguarding children and young people
Dr Tim Moore
2017 Safety of young people in residential care
Safeguarding children and young people
2017 Presentation for the Catholic Education Commission of Victoria
Child safety standards: next steps on the journey
Professor Daryl Higgins
2016 Children's Safety Study
Children's safety study
2015 An interview with Prof Morag McArthur, Director of ICPS
ICPS | Morag interview
2015 An interview with Dr Tim Moore, Senior Research Fellow of ICPS
ICPS | Tim interview
2015 Being Safe and Feeling Safe: Children's Perceptions and Experiences of Safety within Institutional Contexts
ICPS presentation
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